Song Selections Our bonus video, available to those who purchase the complete concert, includes interviews with arrangers of the selections. Bell Carol of the Kings Various/arr. Derek Hakes This beautiful and fast-paced medley includes three Christmas favorites: “Ukrainian Bell Carol,” “We Three Kings” and “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen.” God with Us for All Time Veni Emmanuel/arr. Betty Garee An exquisite arrangement of “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel,” the piece ends with tubular chimes ringing “Joy to the World.” Holly and the Ivy, The Chip Davis/arr. Paul Mcklveen This arrangement, which the Capital Ringers recorded at home, is from a transcription of the arrangement recorded by Mannheim Steamroller. It begins with a flute solo performed by Steve Kieley. Holly Jolly Christmas Johnny Marks/arr. Joel Raney Made famous by Burl Ives, this delightful arrangement will bring back fond memories from Christmases past. The addition of percussion and synthesizer is the perfect touch for this light-hearted music. Huron Carol Various/arr. Jason Krug The oldest French Canadian hymn, “Twas in the Moon of Wintertime,” is full of powerful percussive energy that accompanies the haunting melody. Lo How a Rose E’er Blooming Traditional/arr. Joel Raney The combination of handchimes, handbells and synthesizer in this Advent carol is stunning. Love Came Down at Christmas Irish tune GARTAN and Gustav Holst/arr. Cathy Moklebust A poignant combination of the hymn tunes “In the Bleak Midwinter” and “Love Came Down at Christmas,” this arrangement creates an ethereal experience for listeners. Love came down at Christmas, Love all lovely, Love Divine, Love was born at Christmas, Star and Angels gave the sign. On This Day Earth Shall Ring Piae Cantiones/arr. Cathy Moklebust This celebratory rendition of this joyous hymn includes percussion. The visual presentation will include some of the great towers of bells around the world. Winter Wonderland Felix Bernard/arr. Joel Raney Complete with percussion and synthesizer, this old favorite is magical on handbells. Wizards in Winter Paul O’ Neill & Robert Kinkel/arr. Hart Morris This lively instrumental piece introduced by the Trans-Siberian Orchestra that became an Internet phenomenon during the 2005 Christmas season, when a YouTube video showing synchronized lights and music went viral..